Given the worksheet properties shown in the exhibit, which console output would exist for the following script?
var dataForInsert = [['1','BBy-LCD37','DC-Europe','DCRequest','LCD-3735','DC-Europe','06-01-20',147]]; var wbOrderChng = rapidResponse.workbooks.get({name:'Change Orders',scope:'Private'}, {scenarios:
[scenario], filter: {name: 'All Parts', scope: 'Public'}, siteGroup: {name: site, scope: 'Public'}}); var wsOrderChng = wbOrderChng.worksheets.get('ChangeOrders'); var importResult = wsOrderChng.importData(dataForInsert); rapidResponse.console.writeLine(JSON.stringify(importResult));
Correct Answer: A
The script is performing a data import operation into a worksheet that is configured to allow importing data for the purpose of inserting records, as shown in the worksheet properties exhibit. The JSON object in the console output would reflect the result of this import operation. The object details the number of records deleted, modified, and inserted. Since the worksheet is set up only to allow insertion, and the script is importing data for insertion, the "inserted" key would have a value of 1, and"deleted" and "modified" would have a value of
0, indicating a successful insert without any deletions or modifications.
ReferencesKinaxis RapidResponse documentation for data importing and console operations would support this behavior, outlining how the importData method interacts with worksheet configurations.
